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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND,

VALUABLE LAND.
BY VIRTUE of the power contained in the
last will and testament Of Rebscca A. Gloyd,
deceased, we, the nndersigned Executors, will
sell at public sale, on the premises, near MID
diebrooke Post Office, Montgomery county,
Nd, on
WEDNESDAY, June the 9Th. 1887,
at the hour Of 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
the farm OF the late Rebecca A. Gloyd, con-
tanning
1859 ACRES OF LAND.
The property is located abolt one and one-
half miles from Germantown Depot, on
good road leading to said Depot, and three
miles from Gaithersburg Depot, on the Me-
tropoitan Branch of the B. & o. Railroad, Is
10 good neighborhood, convenient to Stores,
Churches and Schools.
There are about Seventy-Five Acres
Cleared, the balance is in good timber,
consisting of Pine, Oak and Poplar. It is
well-wstersd. There are some fine meadow
land in the tract.
The impro vements consist of small LOG
DWELLING.
The land can be seen at any time by calling
on J. A. Gloyd, Middlebrooke, Md.
TERMS OF SALE.-Reasonable terms
will be made known on day Of sale.
J. A. GLOYD,
s. s. GLOYD,
apr 22-ts Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22

WHEN you visit Washington do not
fail to visit the Mammoth Establish.
ment of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22

TO THE RESIDENTS
Of
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
dRIHTINa!
WHEN you visit Washington do not
fail to visit the Mammoth Establish.
ment of
SAKs & COMPANY.
800, 500, 3O4, 300 and 30s
SEVENTH STREET,
and carefully look through their magni6-
cent stock of Mems and Boys Clothing
Hats and Furnishings; and Ladies' /,
Misses, Boys and Mems Shoes Of every
grade and style worth our handling, or
worth your buying.
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE,
And therefore we keep every kind.
OUR Low PRICES
In connection with the excellent quail
ties OF Clothing for Men aud Boys,
Hats, Shoes and Furnishing which we
sell, will
ASTOUND!
AMAZE i!
SURPRISED!
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
A DINNER TaRLE ISCIBESr.

Ben Perley PooFe: Among other an.
ecdotes whish have beea handed dsgn
u Washington Vas one Of an incident
Al the table Of President Jobn Adams,
when Gouverueur Morris. then Sena
tor IN Congress from the State Of New
York. vas one Of the invited. IL VAS Al
the time Of the faed existing hetgeen
tbe President and General Hamilton.
arising from the animadvefsisns OF the
latter upon the sudden compromise OF
oar q dsrrncea with the French Rep1b-
Ito. Mr. Morris vas called upon BY Mrs.
Adams for toast.
Madam" said BE-. 81 will give the
health Of my friend Hamilton"
Toe lady Indignantly replied, Sir,
that is = toast never drank a this table. /"
sSnppose. then. madam. vas the cool
response, I've drink IL now fer the 6Fss
tiuaF'
me. Morris,r exclaimed The excited
hostess. NJ voa persist I shall invite the
ladiss to withdraw"
Perhaps" retortsd the inpeFturba
BILE senator, 'it is time for them 30 re
tire"
Tbe signal vas given. aud as TIE IA
dies russ IN osedisnca - 70 the Sena' OF
spFans from bis seAt ana stamped 90
/ his w,aadan lee 20 the door. threg Il
eide open. and. With bis constitutions
hsldnsss, fairy boUed Mrs Adams and
Der lady guests eat % the room.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
A PoIsT oVERIooKKD.

One section Of the Interstate Com
meFce Law ensels that II shall be unlav-
fuI ito subject any particular person,
company, firm, corporation or locality.
or any particular description Of trafhe,
10 any andas or unreasonable prsiudiee
or disadvantage In any respect vhatso-
ever Some nov step forward and
maintain that this section will pat
stop 30 the discrimination between
white and black people In the B1uth
On rsany railways in that section th'
negroes are obliged 10 ride in cars pro
vided especially for them, bat some ar
nov Of the opinion that the above sec
ton IL sufficiently broad TO cover thei
case, and that In the fusure they cal
Justly claiu admission 10 the Failws.
carriages hitherto occupied by whit
people only. Possibly the correct inter
probation Of this section may be Il
favoF Of the negro II 90, some Of on
Southern Senators have been unwilling
~ fighting In behalf Of q principle 3
which they have for years stood In opel
and pronounced hostility.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

[Froa TIE Arkaasa,s Traselsr. J

[Fro,a TIE Arkaasa,s Trareier.
A eawky young man and q shy,
hang back" Girl, walking arm.in- arm,
attracted much attention as they
walked along the street. The young
fellow had told q hotel clerk that be
lived near Carney Fork. aud that he
was on his bridal tour.
"Lon," said the husband stsppina
near fruit stand. order what yer ap
sFtite is er craven an blamed ef don'I
pay fur g."
The wife selected an orange. and the
husband, a. be handed over q nickel in
payment, said "Oh, when I 20 on 9
spree NV this sort, | never let expenses
skeet me Of. PodneF," noddinR at thu
fruit dealer, this Is nv wife, an yo5
bet I'll stan By her. Whipped In 81
head nv or feIier that had cou'ted bel
aix years an list naehu'ily tuck bel
away fFum him. Lou, order what yei
ApeFlite is er cFavin' an blamed ef
aon't pay fur It."
She took a ploksI's worth Of candy
and as her husband handed over To-
amount. said "Oh, Il Amt often In sl
mans life that be Rits on SIGH 81
sloshin' 'rOuud spell "a this. Lou. Tn
with yer, an Want yer 10 un'erstan
that III lanl down the cash far anythinG
yer order. Ef yer'd married Audi
BuekneF, yer mout stood 'roGhd Will
yer msush vAtsfin' fur things. Loo, I'm
yere husbAn', amt ! p
AYES. DAN
Then order What yer aperiite h
or crAyin."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12


o. Friday sxeninz laaf a. alisreation
BiEly Maatsrson, hgnunht en By abaaive
languages ussd by fhe latses- Bows
followed wgrds. resulting 10 Mestsrso1
FsosivinR a. nziy cash essr The Eizef
ere, pFDduced b. q kfek from Wikinnd-
With tbis TIE franas ended, and hogtIli-
ties we're suspended until the foiagulDR
day, when Masterson entered fhe Dslta
billiard paFior, and. aBdfnG Wikinnd
anonR TIE spectators. approaene4 nin
with the warning 10 sdx ht1sslf.' Ths
words w. re barely uttered when Masfsr-
sou drew 9 revolver and fred, causing .
general stsmpeds among those Presenf.
Who we're in direct line Of the are.
and the remaining cartridges IN fns
pistol hang Gre. undoubtedly prevens'
/ ing bioodshed- Maaterson wsa arresfe5
charged With assault with De q >
weapon. and Put under 500 bonds 70
day, his bondsnea being Ihos. Bakei
and @. Freoch. Appearing Monday, hs
waived preliminary elimination. aDc
was boand over IN the sum Of eleoe q
appear before the next Grand 5ury
Il N0D1 DANAE EL0 n " uA4G DL1AAAAAsAA4
bis sareties.-Pai0Hss Gazette.
A lady asked AZ where We kept oul
doctor. We had 10 confess that ve hat
none. But q doctor came 10 Sidrel
esFly in the spring intending 10 locate
Oae of the Erst questions be asked vas
a where u your graveyard" We hal
b tell him that We had none. That ct
tied IL with she dector-he wOuld1'
stay 10 4 country that wss too health
70 afford q graveyaFd--Kftsap PiOassT
Tue Ye1c Tra1serfpt Is our auihorit
for ths following: There IL . nuddl
In Lewis County. The new Probai
JadRe. AshmeFe. Is not inciised 10 e
the old records be examined BY H.
Bsusmsn whom the Commissioners 81
pointed for thss par2ose. We trust OF
sister c0unty viii settle her difheuli
: without serious annoyance"
-
Al Mr.. Snodgrass arrived here fro
! Iowa last week. he informed rs thl
: ! uheo be came out there we're II o.
: loaded With immigrants whose destin
: tion Was Washington Territory; an
4 that they were ell from two counties
Iowa. A good many Of said INN
grants we're induced 10 stop az spokal
: Falls. the hub of Washington TerritoE
/ We suppose that when the coapt
+ about the hab IL filed up, the count
y west will have some show for share
2 those left Of the intending settlers.
: Kittifas Loealizsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

The NeV York TribaAs's Washington
special; There never Was a Cabinet
about which Fumors Of reoraaniz alton
have been started With such per iatency
~ that Of Mr.. Cleveland. It's members
had not been in Office six mantbs when
the ramoF vas 81 rted thst Mr.. Bayard
Eosld resign. The retirement Of Seere-
taFy Manning was 9 matter OF speculs
sian for uaore than q year before Il 40
tually took place. Mr.. Whitnsy's dis
satisfaction and disappointment have
always singled hisn out as the one mem
Der % Mr.. Cieyeland's Cabinet who was
sure 10 Withdraw sooner or later.
.hortly before Mr.. Lamar got married
ID Vas said that be. too, bad tired Of
holding afice and woala witbdrav fro
pablic life. The recent talk about Sec
retAPy Eadicott's intention 20 resign Il
ssill fresh IN the miRCs Of every body.
Toe resignation Of Mr.. Villas has been
limited AZ more than once. As for the
Attorney General. bis resignation has
been. according 10 the newspapers and
the gossip Of the streets. imminent these
too years past, bat BE sticks with {
tanaeity truiy wonderful ] was talk NC
with member Of she Cabinet only yea
tefday. said be: There has net beer
q single dag for the last tSo years shat
should Hot have been glad. cay
anxious even 10 reign. A sense Of duty
alone kegs NE At my cost, II / werS
20 consult my personal oomfsrt. my in.
dividuAl preferences. my private busi
mss interests. ] Uoaid lay down The
eommissioa which TIE President hAndet
ma two yesrs ago and retire 10 pFivAts
hfs to1oFrow" A few days ago Whit
Y said 10 An intimate friend: "Dlty
oompsls NE 10 remain 81 my post.
am in hsaer boand 20 stand hY the
President and stall dc - until b
- q Of afhce
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

be shaii return - he World = raformed
eh2EAsasr. II me prisou regime sus-
csed n earryina cut only The former
half Of this program. Il IL dafestive,
bessuss Il leaves TIE most sssenfial
Doistg uuaseompsished What are the
uses Of jail shspIains. i4iI libraries and
iaii srhooSs. n. - ChairmsB BazRs s.
ssEts. "a i not the duty Of shs sssts =
attempts sic criminals FsformafiOnE
II fhese daJsof rsfnsmsns and eisxstio1
Of iheaght it Il asAndaloas that sneh
ntterancss a. fell frcm TIE Hps Of M
BoeRs can Be listened 70 With paiisnc'
b. any body Of inieliiesot Reuilemsn
OR repaen4nes 30 Me-. BoeRa senti
nsns Is only eqazIIsd b the ssfpris'
ws fesi THAI IL should paas unreprove<
b. his fellow directors, and Be m
commented Dpoa By the cotsmporAFl
press Of the City Of San Francisco. 1
pFisons exist not - mneh 20 reform a
70 punish, thss sc maintain they fai
most misarsbiy In accomplishing 10
objects fer which society Fears them
Better By far thst they sboald Be pulles
down and the miserable Inmates Of thea
shot. than that it shoald Be an aeospte'
maxim that sis is not the dutg Of III
State 70 sttemps the reformation Of th'
l criminals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

lie the multita3e of cCureHors there
is wisaoua, bs' hardly Ia she usieranoes
Of the toaE or avs waa mansge shs AZ.
fairs q the state pJtsoo Of CaliforuiA.
We rather think the sent nsnt Of The
e uHtry Is against Ch&irmAn R1rEs'
statement. tksi 80 Il Boi tie 3aty q the
State 10 atseuPs tie refaFmAtioR Of tie
criminal" II he Discipline Of : prison
IL merely 30 make the lives u iss ten
ants As aasen,ossstle A. psssible. then.
ne sahmis, Il hsa better ee Abohshsd
Altogether. AsWs an3eFslan3 the ease,
the Ell e,s = Psnsl di@eiplins are twO-
fsld: srsi, to pasish he eFisninai fog sis
oaense against saaissE; sad sseoaa.2-
raise him ap ara educate him thas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

votsn wsrs hosslls 70 prsklbitssn % % |
pex snd un1zxed ran il fact Ihs
q1set.on ms theso1EkiS Diseased N
AlehiRan % the linss q faat and rsasDn
fnsheF fh8n eemflmensaliam. u w9a
snsgn t64f tie pEoposed amendments
cOnIerfed 70 power over tie llq11x
kEHf1e On The Lezizinfase that Il does
NOS now poase9s, bz3 wns rather in tbs
nature q Tss1Fietipn and limitation e.
poWeF, ard that u eo1ld net BnpptJ any
eommunitY silh asNree 81 pr0hibfti0H
not atfalaabls under local op1iom. but
Ehaf q uould esrfainIy enrss the prin-
clpai cities Of tie CoDmonweAllb ~
depfEying them OF their Gully feasible
means Of Profession from free Whisky
W.: high license and regulation. The
expsrisnee Of otheF States was caFefuiiy
e1nvasssd and ss5mitsed 20 the voters
o. Miehigau. Is wss ntown thai wOEk
men IN cities resisted every attemp4 TO
ooopel them 10 adopt the agricultural
slaEdaf9 OF aobriety and seIf-0enials
thAt they dominated t5s municipalities
- Michigan - elsewhere, and By puf-
tinR their sympashizeFs and agents N
local Offices would hamsfring the statute
and set The liquor trafio free from All
control In the very plsees where some
degree OF repression vas most urRensiy
needed. The experiences Of Iowa was
cited as strongly In point. Wtfh an i'm
mense majority IN She country districts
n favor Of prohibition that the STATE
breaks oat in places like Duboque
Davenport, and Council Bluffs in fevel
spots Of free whiskyisGs, and the lowes'
doRReries dOQFish anrestrained BY q
much IS dime Of taxation. Michigan
has declared against repeating any snol
experiences.
The proposed Constitutional Amend
nsnt could not add one jot 70 the powe
OF the Legislature 10 furnish pfonlbl
fion 10 every locality desiring Is. bu
would inevitably have turned the larg
cities over 10 free whisky. After re1ee'
ing impFactieable prohibition for cities
. Michigan can do something further !
the way Of feasible reform By strenett
eninR the present license Law scoordin
10 the plan Of the Illinois statnke. whio
supplies prohibition to every loealii
desiring il. while aEmina tae cities Wit
2 their only available weapon Of eel
defense. The thing for the Lseialatul
70 DO under the circumstances, % 70 IN
!. pose $1,000 tax on saloons in ell citl
2 and counties which under looal optic
2 Law DO net adopt prohibition. The Fur
+ districts can then have what they va
Q prohibition and drugstore saloons
and the cities what they need bad
y enoueh-feWeF saloons and closer .
> ssFaints on the traffic. while not tyra
u nically attempting ~ indirection
prevent the majority from indulRii
In stimalsnts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
KDIFOM LY0s STRIKES ROCHESTER,
AmARD blow.


The editor Of the EUeniao Times pays
his respects to Rochester 10 the follow
ing foFeible and comprehensive Ian
guaRe.
This Mr.. Rochester, by the grace OF
the people Of King county, holds one OF
its important Offices. That office Is ia
diciai and ahoald be conservative. It.
incumbent, when he qualified, ceased
for the time 30 be q private citizen and
became q pahlie officer. Tbs functions
OF Probate Judge and public agitatoI
are homogeneous and antaoonistio. The
people Of this city and county, IL We
correctly interpret their sentiments, are
DESTROYS OF peace, harmony and unity
They depreoate the resurrection Of local
differences. They desire that old feuds
be- buried, and that az a community We
unite 10 bring about aud perpetuAtt
genuine prosperity. The minority, oi
which the Times il part, have In good
faith and COED temper accepted thu
snecess OF the majority, by whnse favpl
this man holds office. and will bold az
the hands Of those elected in all pFupel
ways b. promote peace and unity 10 al
legal efforts 30 conserve the ROoa Of thil
whole people vet IL must rot be for
gotten that defeated minorities still
compose portion Of the body polite
aud are entitled 10 respect even from
suoeessfnl candidates for uiiiee.
SGoh harmony, such peace, sueh uRit'
cannot come 30 this people " az ever
opportunity pestilent aRiiators ans
brAwllnR demagoeues are b be eivei
experimentation the nature ~ tn
animal, always eagerly embraoed-t,
vent their spleen. II IL but naked ia,
tice 10 add that every member OF tn
Executive Committee OF the League, u
response 81 whose invitation the audi
enee OF Saturday evening assembled
aud only through whose mistaken eoar
teaY go gross breach OF good faith AM
common dsoeAey eoald have occurred
IA shocked. mortified and indignant a
this mans soahdaloussbeiEsysl q thei
conf jsnce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Ben Percy Poore IL one Of the few jour
nAlists who have been successful fsrner4
he makes money out Of bis IndiAn NIL,
Mass-, farm
Mr.. Beechsr used to name his fine cat
tie after different members Of hia family
and fsvorits flowers.
Archibald Forbes has signed 10 lecture
~ times in the UHIted States next Sea-
son.
WIN Carleton and wife are In Washing
toa on their way from Florida 70 their
| Brooklyn home
In Virginia IL IL proposed to prohibit
the sale Of intexicatiug liqaors 20 all
drinkers who cannot show a regular IL
eense fec Of 81 70 90 into the school FUND /.
/ IL u probable that few Virglnians VIII OBJ
teet % amp flying the state school fund
IN this way.
When Senator Sherman was Secretary
OF the Treasury he went howe 70 Mans
1el0. Ohio. for q few days. He WAS fol-
lowed By host OF newspaper correspon'
dents. Some Of them said that he wa
prepAr 70 run for Governor. other
that he was working up q Presidentia
boom. Ono OF the correspondents boldly
| asked the Secretary what he was doinf
J in Mansfield. Il happened that on tna
day sherman had contT acted with MAJ
Il 20 repair Eulto NtuGr4 On Ms place. - ~
/ told the reporter that he had come U
Mansfield TO look after his fences. Thu
originated an expression which has hai
| vide use In political circles and has evel
, folnd lts way into tho Brush House
Parliament.
BASS CRITIC.
! That last performance was A Fiat
Observed q carping dude;
"Beslsea you can't B Natural
In that strained attitude"
"No slurs upon my playing. slrl"
D The maid replied, with zost;
"Uutli you're able 70 @ sharp.
Obllge as with Rest"
Buffalo Bill sailed from New York o
| Thursday last with his troupe. on IN
steamship Nebraska, 70 give the EuroI
eana a taste Of wild Western life. He too
Z | with him III Indians and 30 sqnaws.
cowboys. rs Mexicans. Is women ridel
= who are crack shots, 125 American poniel
p 30 buffalo. Is elk, br0nchos and the Ike.
Patti Is quoted By an interviewer q
| saying that she was called the queen {
! song. not because she was the creates
4 Singer, bu, because she had many gift
Il am not Beautiful" she said. ~but
: pass for pretty. that's one; / an toierabl
A graceful, that two; am rood dres' e
: that's three; have way with me that
piqnant, that's four; Ike my pnbli
. that's 1--we. for my public like me hecaui
Y like them. and never tire Of pieasin
Q them; have a good voice. that's six;
Q know how to sing very weil-my wa
. that's seven; | always know my must
that gives comfort % the audience az
: may count as eight; I act fairly well Il
y roles I sing. that's nine. What more coul
. one want In a singer
Colonel w. ". Martin. who will 81
9 coed Senator-eleot Reagan In the Hous
u Is 50 tall and thin as q rail. He weA
d long hair aud has tuft on his chin. and
IL nnstmche Hts vrice is loua and his ge
n lures are awkward, HIS trousers new
. fit MIN and he wears q hutte-nuf-c1lorl
' shirt. he has lived all his life in the pil
y woods OF Eastern Texas snd prom sed
y Ne the same Bin Martin In NashlngtS
Is that be was AT home.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
rmE CANADIAN PACurIo.

when u became known that the
through lrAnsoontiuental rates would
be raised in consequence Of the later
State Commeros Law. Il vas At oncs ~
serted that buyers Of goods from ihe
East ould avail themselves OF the lov
taFia Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
and thus GET their freight 20 the Pacific
Coast At but little over the old rate.
The Canadian Pacific Railway has seen
AZ, however. TO take advantage of the
increase by the American roads and nov
puts Mp iis ovn tariff. or course. thess
are not 50 high as those Of our evu
trapaoon,inentAl roads, bat Sufficiently
high 10 make IL d abtf 4 whether ve
can new aavantaeeously make use Of
the Canadian line. The through rates
may Ne below those Of American reads.
but extremely high local rates must be
paid At both ends, aRd thus the charges
may very nearly equal, II not quite
equal teose Of the lines 10 the United
States.
The Canadians in the interior pro.
nounce che new rates ~ practically pro
hibitory, TIE Victoria Ts,ass says thai
reduction Of rates was promised by
their railway officials bus that this has
not been brought about; en- the con.
tSary, .ince the uew lac in TIE States
went into effect, she rates have been
raised - as 10 severely hAudiOAp mer.
chants Who desire 30 ship goods 60 IN
terror stations According 10 sbs T,isas.
q uambE Of Victoria merchants have
cancelled their orders With Eastern
houses aud Instead will buy Al san
Francisco or ssip fFom the E1st By the
way Of PAnawa. They usintAin that
Is is more profitable Tor thea 10 % this
than 10 pasrouiEs th- Canadian P4siFe
with is new tN'H Of high charstA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
DEFEaT 90 PRswssIrToN IN HlCu
IGAN.


Tss prohibit1FY amendment s9annif
tsi 10 the vatsFs of Michigan uAs beaten
by 4 - iarity neg sStlU ated 90 500 OF
6Go after = moss dssS~rsse oenhat be
taesu the ~vets" ard "8rys Il vas
sxpsoted that tie Try" amsa3rns NJ
wsnia ne csFFied bF tse vote o. The rural
assFicts. - vSs the esse - tosa ana
kaasAs. ard FREE unjsky b t1n- forced
on TIE gFutsstinR eisies; bat Alehisan
- large ashaa popzsasiou aud ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
A TElL.rALE PETTTIeS.

Sf.rr,a} 80 ~ S,aa Frsncisap Enlntsser
WFsr FAIHvIEW tPs.i, April A-Ths
Prahiciktsnists were much shocked %
aAy when they learned thai a numhei
% their elves bad ssKt this petit Oa =
ihs Presid'ue JndEe Of the G art Of
QaAFteF SESSIONS;
We, she undersigned ladies. all ~ ful
ace. residing in West Ftirvirv, Guns
barlAnd conutv. uUaid respectfully re
present teA, ws believe that = licscsA.
hotel l. Necessary tn car town. and ~
Request yogr II saoF - grant license o.
NJ RreckeuFitEs. ne u = uaFtAy mar
and Al 30 keep liosnsed b Rss.
We feel sure thai Z = lioesss Is grant
ea and cur as5tnds ear ohtAia tFis
% hqaer whsa tes red. thsy gill uoi
hssnz "a aoue n l2rre qa8ntisiss ~ roe,
Hor 80 swav 20 HarFisbare fos taeii
iisa ~ sad Fsmaln frssa home
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Dost remember the night
When down by the zee
With Luna's pale light
Falling soft upon thee,
/ knelt at thy feet.
Thy warm hand 10 mine.
Add felt that each beat
OF my heart was with thinner
My story was told,
Ny love was confessed;
rose to enfold
Thy form to my breast.
Another you've we9.
But I'll waeeF q V,
Naught to him you have said
OF that night by the seal
The truth of the above verses on ger
eral principles will strike home to NOR
than one drummer who Foams the oeuE
tFy selling boards and shingles.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mars. PEIsEP. LATE OF SAN FRAN
Nk cisco, respectfully informs the ladies'
of Seattle and vi unity that she has re-
sumed her b siness Of dress and cloak
making two doors north Of the Young
Mems Christian Association building,
where she 10 prepared TO make walking,
riding. ball. wedding or MOURNING suits.
In all the latest styles. Having had thir-
ty-five years experience In the business.
she feels confident Of Civ ing entire salts
faction. both In style. flt and finish.
Prices very moderate. Cutting and fitting,
81 / shall also keep ladies' house dresses
ready made always on hand an10 In
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h pw gh , End Caulk'r6 lsWsIatian
Of The Paei Of Kesttls.

DEG TO INFORM CAPTAINS AND
ID owners Of vessels ef this city thai
herceforsh they win undertake or sapply
msn fer any lob On thoEt nostca Apply
20 headquarters 81 SrrAfDaE's news de-
pot. Hsii g ct. nexf below the hostoficA
PATRICK McGINlS. President
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